Annual Register of World Events, 第 1 卷1764 |
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... arm ; and three operations were actually undertaken , one against Fort du Quefne under Braddock ; the other two against the French forts in No- va Scotia , and the fort of Crown Point on the frontiers of New York . The two courts in the ...
... arm ; and three operations were actually undertaken , one against Fort du Quefne under Braddock ; the other two against the French forts in No- va Scotia , and the fort of Crown Point on the frontiers of New York . The two courts in the ...
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... arms in America for redrefs of the grievances complained of , but to ftrike fuch a blow as would at once put a fecu- rity into our hands , for the evacuat- ing the places the enemy had for- tified in our territories , and difable them ...
... arms in America for redrefs of the grievances complained of , but to ftrike fuch a blow as would at once put a fecu- rity into our hands , for the evacuat- ing the places the enemy had for- tified in our territories , and difable them ...
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... arms he fhould have a fhare in the fpoil , on the footing of a treaty for the eventual partition of May 18 , the King of Pruffia's do- 1745. minions made in the last war . On these conditions the King of Poland without actually figning ...
... arms he fhould have a fhare in the fpoil , on the footing of a treaty for the eventual partition of May 18 , the King of Pruffia's do- 1745. minions made in the last war . On these conditions the King of Poland without actually figning ...
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... arms to attack the forts of Frontenac and Niagara . For thefe purposes , fome frigates had been fitted out for cruifing , and a number of boats prepared for the tranfportation of troops ; but they all fell to the ene- my with the fort ...
... arms to attack the forts of Frontenac and Niagara . For thefe purposes , fome frigates had been fitted out for cruifing , and a number of boats prepared for the tranfportation of troops ; but they all fell to the ene- my with the fort ...
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... arms irrefillible under every difad- vantage , or whatever were his mo- tives or neceffities , the whole army employed in this undertaking , in- cluding the Prince of Bevern's corps , did not exceed 32000 men , caval- ry and infantry ...
... arms irrefillible under every difad- vantage , or whatever were his mo- tives or neceffities , the whole army employed in this undertaking , in- cluding the Prince of Bevern's corps , did not exceed 32000 men , caval- ry and infantry ...
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第 266 頁 - London ; beheading with them is less infamous than hanging; they give the Wall as the Place of Honour ; hawking is the general Sport...
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第 263 頁 - Counsellors of State, Officers of the Crown, and Gentlemen, who waited the Queen's coming out ; which she did from her own apartment when it was time to go to prayers...
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